TAKOBOTO

Japanese dictionary & Nihongo learning tool. Use it online here or download an offline app
The Japanese grammar content is from jgram.org licensed CC BY-SA 2.0.
みせる
miseru-2
JLPT N2 Author: Amatuka
Meaning
to show
I was ashamed to show my face
See also
Phrases
I was ashamed to show my face to him.
#560 Author: Amatuka

Uncle Ted took us to the zoo in order to show us the pandas.
#4705 Author: Miki

If students today had more free time, they might show more interest in politics.
#4706 Author: Miki

I'll show you the car I've just bought.
#4707 Author: Miki

I have some pictures to show you.
#4708 Author: Miki

Showing your real feelings is not considered a virtue in Japan.
#4709 Author: Miki

Don't show them your hand.
#4710 Author: Miki

All passengers are required to show their tickets.
#4711 Author: Miki

Keep that ace up your sleeve. If you show it, do you think you can reach for another?
#4712 Author: Miki

He is certain to turn up some time.
#4713 Author: Miki

She wears high heels to make herself look taller.
#4714 Author: Miki

We expect him to show up on Saturday afternoon. [M]
#4715 Author: Miki

Your head must be unscrewed to show me such a letter!
#3249 Author: bamboo4

The skies are showing (displaying) signs of clearing.
#8268 Author: karekano

She displayed the chart on the computer screen.
#8269 Author: karekano

He showed great courage in fighting the fire.
#8270 Author: karekano

You have to show your membership card at the door.
#8271 Author: karekano

Will you show me your new car?
#8272 Author: karekano

Show the doctor where your arm is injured.
#8273 Author: karekano

He showed me how to play the banjo.
#8274 Author: karekano

Don't show them your [card] hand.
#7821 Author: Rinji_HalfElf

Discussion and comments
The words and kanji on this web site come from the amazing dictionary files JMDict, EDICT and KANJIDIC. These files are the property of the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group , and are used in conformance with the Group's licence. The example sentences come from the projects Tatoeba and Tanaka Corpus. Kanji search by radicals is based on the Kradfile2 and Kradfile-u files containing radical decomposition of 13108 Japanese characters. Many thanks to all the people involved in those projects!